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Tue 15th Dec 2009 20:36

Hi Jane,
i tried to read this a couple of hours after you posted it. To be honest i wanted to read it at a slow pace and didn't have much time.
It was worth waiting until now.
Thoroughly enjoyed it.

Starlight.x

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jane wilcock

Mon 14th Dec 2009 22:27

Ah, I see what you mean, Cynthia, I hadn't thought of a giraffe interloping in on my nativity trail. However, its the twice mentioned neck length reference isn't it? Well, camels stand 7foot at the shoulder and can eat vegetation at 9-10 foot high so I think they might be able to peer upto a window. But mainly, having read Terry Pratchett books, I think they are very nosey!!. Best, jane

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Cynthia Buell Thomas

Mon 14th Dec 2009 20:44

This really is quite delightful, although perhaps a bit long. Loved the repetitive chorus, like "Chicken Lickin' " or whatever name is given to 'the sky is falling' story.
I do have a question: a couple of times I almost had the impression of 'giraffe' characteristics rather than 'camel' and I had to remind myself of the image I'm supposed to be seeing. Could be just me, but I did struggle with it.

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Dave Bradley

Mon 14th Dec 2009 09:31

Vivid. Lovely. Enough to make you start breaking into zoos!

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Sun 13th Dec 2009 22:26

this is wonderful x

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Isobel

Sun 13th Dec 2009 22:12

Who would have imagined that 2 poems could be posted on camels in one day? No humping going on in this one though eh Jane? The poem takes you into the imaginary world of children well - a magical tale with a lovely ending. That is what Christmas is all about. x

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jane wilcock

Sun 13th Dec 2009 19:44

Pics for my poems are courtesy of my daughters best friend, Grace. Thanks for the commentand taking the time to have a look

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Ann Foxglove

Sun 13th Dec 2009 19:42

I love the little picture - did you do it?

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Cate Greenlees

Sun 13th Dec 2009 19:24

What a magical tale told from a child`s point of view. The repetition gives the feel of travel and movement, and there is some lovely imagery in here.
Cate xx

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